[Gridiron]

Wordpress (latest version)

PHP Version 5.4.45

I had to comment them out because it breaks my entire WordPress installation. All I can see when logged in is that php error.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 10 months ago by Gridiron.

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I’ve just swept this problem under the rug by commenting out line 634-650. I hope they aren’t important to the functionality. I don’t envision us using the league standings feature which seems to be the focus of those lines.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 10 months ago by Gridiron.

[Gridiron]

Wordpress (latest version)

PHP Version 5.4.45

[Gridiron]

I updated the mstw-lm-update-records-class.php file and now get this error.

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘[‘ in /home/boilers/public_html/wp-content/plugins/mstw-league-manager/includes/mstw-lm-update-records-class.php on line 634

[Gridiron]

Have you seen instances of League Manager not being compatible with a theme? I’ve installed League Manager on two local dev installs with no issue, but when I try to install it on BoilerSports.com I receive this error: Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘[‘ in /home/boilers/public_html/wp-content/plugins/mstw-league-manager/includes/mstw-lm-update-records-class.php on line 631

If I comment out line 631-647 I can upload the plugin with no problem.

[Gridiron]

I’m sorry for disappearing…we are moving the site to a new theme and building an app at that same time so I’ve been a little busy.

I would very much appreciate your support in testing the connections between Sport Radar and MSTW. I discussed it with my boss and he wants to make it clear that we are not looking for a proprietary solution and anything we create in conjunction with Shoal Summit is yours to use as you please. It’s our opinion the WordPress plugin space is sorely lacking in dynamic data/feeds and if MSTW could package a plugin or series of plugins that help authors create feature rich sports sites you could probably corner that market. We’ve been searching high and low and MSTW is the closest we’ve come.

A little background…we are a collection of sportswriters and I’m a designer with some web development background. We want to create team pages that function similarly to the team pages on CBS Sports. http://www.cbssports.com/collegefootball/teams/page/FLA/florida-gators

Each team page should include a schedule, next/last game, standings, roster and related news. I can send a pdf screenshot of what I was given if it helps you visualize.

I’ve set up a test server on another domain at http://www.boilersports.com so I can test out the new theme and iron out bugs. I am installing your plugins today…maybe you can tell me which I should skip. I am currently planning on installing the league manager, schedules and scoreboards and teams rosters.

[Gridiron]

Thanks again for the response. While my boss is actually hoping to get 100%, we are realistically shooting for 80% 🙂

The plan was to parse the XML feeds and display that info on the site using MSTW. Have any of your customers done that successfully?

[Gridiron]

I am learning that the MSTW plugins are not as fully developed as I had hoped. We are launching a major sports site with legit writers and are hoping to pull live data such as schedules, rosters, scores, etc. from Sport Radar using the MSTW plugins.

Should I be looking in another direction, or can these plugins be modified adequately to use on our site? I am not a php developer if you had not guessed…

[Gridiron]

I am using League Manager. I was wondering why I couldn’t find a forum for League Manager…I assumed they were one and the same.

Should I be using League Standings if I want schedules to populate from one team to another?

[Gridiron]

Thank you for the reply and for pointing me in the right direction.

I do not see an example CSV file for League Manager. I can delete everything and re-import as long as the columns are labeled properly.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 11 months ago by Gridiron.

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